Erica Lee Books in Order

Through letters addressed to Santa, twenty-two-year-old Holly recounts her struggles with sexuality, coming out, and romantic connection. The fictional narrative follows her movement away from trying to change herself toward the possibility of self-acceptance and love.

Repeated rejection over her sexuality has left Joey distrustful of love, people, and religion. Meeting optimistic Christian student Faith through her college track team challenges those convictions, offering a connection that requires confronting the hurt she carries.

A broken engagement sends Taylor back to the hometown she worked hard to escape. Reuniting with Alexis after seven years revives the relationship interrupted by grief, forcing both to reconsider past choices and the possibility of a different future.

Rory and Jenny meet at a wedding, both certain marriage is not part of their plans. Long-distance friendship and persistent attraction draw them together, prompting Rory to reconsider whether the independent future she imagined is still what she wants.

Reagan returns to her girlfriend Charlie’s family for Christmas, no longer pretending to date Charlie’s brother. She plans to propose where their relationship began, but gathering the extended Miller family promises complications for what should be a perfect surprise.

Reagan agrees to pose as her gay best friend’s girlfriend at his conservative family’s reunion. His sister Charlie, concealing her own sexuality while visiting home, finds herself unexpectedly attracted to the woman everyone believes belongs with her brother.

Childhood friends Rebecca and Cassie reconnect when Rebecca becomes teacher to Cassie’s younger sister. Their lives appear to have diverged completely, but growing intimacy reveals shared desires and difficult histories that complicate professional boundaries and plans for the future.

Disillusioned Grace meets her favorite romance novelist while staying with a friend in Philadelphia. The cynical woman behind the uplifting books challenges every expectation, but growing closeness reveals vulnerabilities concealed beneath her abrasive manner and public persona.

Carly believes a new girlfriend may finally end her run of romantic mistakes, while her best friend hides unwanted feelings and another woman suspects infidelity. Their intersecting lives expose secrets and conflicting perspectives on the relationships each thought she understood.

Separated spouses Skylar and Kennedy pretend to remain happily married during a family beach holiday. Two weeks of closeness revive the feelings behind their original bond, making the approaching end of the deception a risk to both hearts.

Kinsley and Grace prepare for Christmas with their children, but a daughter’s wish for a dog sends Kinsley on a difficult mission. Travel mishaps, snow, and family interference threaten her determination to preserve the season’s magic.

Married Kinsley and Grace pursue parenthood, discovering that repeated disappointments strain their relationship in unexpected ways. Their differing responses to the process force them to confront what each needs and whether their love can carry them through uncertainty.

Kari believes she has moved on until her former college sweetheart becomes her neighbor with a young daughter. Kacey’s unexplained departure still hurts, and renewed closeness forces Kari to decide whether answers and reconciliation are worth risking another heartbreak.

A college student meets Willow, who announces the exact date she expects to die, and finds a connection that becomes central to her life. Their love story explores how a known ending shapes choices, intimacy, and the urgency of living.

Popular senior Bailey unexpectedly falls for new student Emma, whose religious family makes her determined to suppress her sexuality. Their growing connection challenges Emma’s fears and introduces Bailey to feelings beyond the busy, carefully planned life she already enjoys.

Former school rivals Courtney and Nicole expect only a holiday with mutual friends when they travel to Cabo. Their persistent clashes reveal a strong attraction, and a supposedly temporary physical arrangement begins changing the relationship they thought they understood.

Reese returns home after her estranged best friend Bette loses her father. Their shared experience of grief offers a path toward reconnection, but memories of the night their friendship and romantic possibilities collapsed continue to stand between them.

Sisters Maggie and Kiera gather their friends for a casual night that begins a lasting chosen family. This opening novella introduces a group whose relationships and shared experiences will unfold across ten years of friendship, change, and love.

Ryann’s feelings for Kiera complicate a close circle of friends: Kiera is her best friend Maggie’s sister. As they begin dating, Ryann must confront how much she fears losing and learn to accept reassurance from Kiera.

Unfulfilled by work and losing touch with her interests, Maggie meets free-spirited mother Stacey at a wedding. Their connection challenges Maggie’s definition of success and forces her to consider whether following her passions might also mean risking her heart.

Basketball-focused Marjorie receives anonymous notes from a classmate whose words draw her in. When feelings for another girl develop too, she must decide whether to pursue an imagined connection or risk the possibilities standing directly before her.

Hannah hopes to forget a New Year’s encounter made possible by a lie about her age, until she discovers the woman is her new professor. Mutual attraction becomes a difficult conflict between private feeling and professional responsibility.

Hannah is no longer Cecelia’s student, but removing that barrier does not settle their relationship. Meeting families and making commitments bring new challenges, while hostile rumors threaten the love they hoped would finally become straightforward.

Sarah and Eloisa believe their future is settled after moving and marrying, until plans to start a family bring disappointment. Their struggle challenges expectations of a perfect life and asks what happiness can look like when events refuse to follow the plan.

Ten years after the friendships at the heart of the Six Pack began, the group gathers amid major changes in their lives. This final installment revisits their relationships and families as they celebrate the community they have built together.

Amelia Serrano and Mackenzie Kaufman are ready to marry, but their sharply different tastes complicate the celebration. As their wedding approaches, the couple must find a way to make their shared future feel right for them both.

After repeated abandonment, Ryann Underwood fears trying to love again even as her friends settle down. An attempt at online dating forces her to question whether she is destined to be alone or overlooking a connection already in her life.

Years after losing her parents, Sarah Dorsey has found a sense of belonging among her friends. When a former hookup returns, she must reconsider what home means and choose between two different versions of the future.

After months in quarantine, Maggie and Stacey Cahill decide their family needs an escape. They set off on a cross-country road trip, taking their relationship and children into a new adventure beyond the routines of home.

Encouraged by her grandmother to revive her romantic life, Annalise unexpectedly questions her attraction to women. Bartender Brinley offers an uncomplicated introduction to intimacy, but their supposedly casual arrangement soon challenges both women’s assumptions about commitment.

After years together through medical school and residency, Annalise and Brinley worry that routine has dulled their intimacy. Creating a shared list of new experiences gives them a way to reconnect and rediscover what remains strong between them.

After a relationship born from a family-reunion deception, Charlie and Reagan are finally engaged. A year of planning their wedding brings the couple and their familiar circle into another round of hopes, complications, and shared milestones.

TJ has built a successful public identity around emotional detachment while still loving someone from her past. When Brooke returns, their renewed attraction must survive the gap between TJ’s advice to others and the vulnerable woman Brooke hopes she has become.

Married Charlie and Reagan begin raising triplets after navigating years of relationship and family challenges. Following their children from infancy into adulthood, the story explores the changing demands, comic mishaps, and emotional rewards of building a life together.

Mia arrives for a summer with her grandmother expecting to follow the future her parents have planned. Meeting introspective Colby awakens unexpected feelings, forcing her to question whether a relationship can survive beyond the season and its secrecy.

A woman who knew when her wife would die has learned to live with that loss, but an unexpected kiss unsettles her grief. Connecting with her late wife’s best friend opens the possibility of loving again without erasing the past.

Pregnant and abandoned by her boyfriend, Alana moves in with Gabby, her longtime intermittent lover. Sharing daily life transforms their connection, forcing Gabby to weigh her uncommitted future against the family she is unexpectedly beginning to want.

An accident and snowstorm disrupt one family’s Christmas reunion, leading them to shelter with another couple. When their daughters develop a connection, the adults embrace matchmaking despite an awkward shared romantic history and the chaos surrounding the holiday.

Starting a dream job in New York, Carter lives with her sister’s best friend Jax and enters a supposedly casual arrangement. Their combination of physical intimacy and practice dating begins to resemble the relationship Carter insists was never part of her plan.

Divorced mother Erin hires new graduate Blair to care for her energetic young son during the summer. Mutual attraction creates unexpected family possibilities, but their age difference and Erin’s history of abandonment make trust difficult for both.

College runner Ellie expects a successful final season with her best friend until freshman Sierra displaces her from the relay. Competitive resentment mixes with attraction, forcing Ellie to look beyond the newcomer’s distant manner and her own threatened ambitions.

Married Carter and Jax pause their difficult effort to conceive when a pregnant teenager arrives needing shelter and support. Helping Eliza opens unexpected questions about family and changes the future the couple had been trying so carefully to plan.